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Requirements Modeling Framework Proposal posted (RMF) [message #696563] |
Thu, 14 July 2011 09:58 |
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We are happy to announce that RMF (Requirements Modeling Framework) has just been posted to the proposal Website. A central component of the project is a library and GUI for editing requirements that are based on the RIF/ReqIF standard. Of course, there is much more to it. Please check out the details.
I created this post as a starting point for discussion. Also, if you have questions that are of general interest, please post them here. We look forward to your feedback!
Best,
- Michael
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Re: Requirements Modeling Framework Proposal posted (RMF) [message #697214 is a reply to message #696563] |
Fri, 15 July 2011 19:46 |
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Michael,
Sounds very interesting. Would you add me as interested party, please:
- LuisCM, TCL Software Ltd.
Thanks,
LuisCM
Luís Carlos Moreira da Costa
Eclipse RAP, RCP, eRCP, GEF, EMF, GMF, OSGI, Spring-DM and Pentaho Developer
Regional Communities/Brazil
http://wiki.eclipse.org/Regional_Communities/Brazil
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Re: Requirements Modeling Framework Proposal posted (RMF) [message #716651 is a reply to message #716650] |
Thu, 18 August 2011 02:05 |
Nirmal Sasidharan Messages: 120 Registered: July 2009 Location: Germany |
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Hi Rafal,
Thanks once again for your interest in RMF. Please find my comments below.
@Wayne: Please add if I have missed something
Regards,
Nirmal
Hi
I have posted on eclipse forum(GreenBell) that I want to be involve in this project. The response was that " ... Feel free to contribute bugs and new features ..."
1) Do you need software developer ?
nirmal>Any one who can write clean code would do
2) Where can I download sources from this project, can I at all ?
nirmal>The downloads would be available as soon as the IP review at Eclipse is complete (IP review is the step after creation review. Creation review is planned to be completed by mid of next week). RMF will have a dedicated project page with Downloads link.
3) The initial source will be commited before Creation Review ?
nirmal>Source code will be able after IP review. Incase we go for a parallel IP process, the downloads will be available even before this, in parallel.
4) Creation Review as I was reading is gathering developer(commiters) ?
nirmal>Yes you are right. The initial code contributors automatically become committers (if approved during creation review). Others need to earn a committer status, starting with reporting bugs (not contributing bugs ) and contributing patches. Once proven one could be absorbed as a new committer by a voting process.
5) It is tool for managing requirements so there will be requirements for this program ?
nirmal>Yes of course. After creation review there will be bugzilla page for RMF where you could ask for new features
6) Who will be responsible creating requirements ?
nirmal>Anyone one with a Eclipse bugzilla login (registration is free)
I am new to open source/eclipse community so I am a littel bit lost, sorry maybe for dummy questions
nirmal>None of them were dummy questions. Needs to be part of a FAQ at Eclipse. If its already there then it needs more visibility.
nirmal>If you want to play around with the framework, just let me know. Sources however will be available after IP review as I mentioned.
nirmal>Just to keep others with similar questions informed, do you mind if I add your questions to the forum post?
Thanks
Rafał
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Re: Requirements Modeling Framework Proposal posted (RMF) [message #718687 is a reply to message #718445] |
Thu, 25 August 2011 04:34 |
Nirmal Sasidharan Messages: 120 Registered: July 2009 Location: Germany |
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JC Orhant wrote on Wed, 24 August 2011 13:02Hello,
A lot of expectation on this topic.
Many Open Source initiatives in the past with no future for RM tools.
Good basis this time : usage of standards as Eclipse & ReqIf.
We will continue to follow you with an industrial point of view : constraints we have on sustainability, standards, interoperability with other models, conf. Management, development life-cycle,...
We understand that this proposal is a first step. We wish to be active in the specification of the future orientations.
Can you add Thales as an interested party please ?
JC Orhant
Thales
Dear Mr. Orhant,
Thank you for extending your support. We will soon add you as an interested party.
Regards,
Nirmal
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Re: Requirements Modeling Framework Proposal posted (RMF) [message #719011 is a reply to message #718687] |
Thu, 25 August 2011 19:04 |
Wayne Beaton Messages: 554 Registered: December 2017 |
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It is our practice to not modify a proposal once the creation process
has completed.
Now that this project has successful been created, the best way to
express interest in the project is to contribute. :-)
Wayne
On 08/25/2011 12:34 AM, Nirmal Sasidharan wrote:
> JC Orhant wrote on Wed, 24 August 2011 13:02
>> Hello,
>>
>> A lot of expectation on this topic.
>> Many Open Source initiatives in the past with no future for RM tools.
>> Good basis this time : usage of standards as Eclipse & ReqIf.
>>
>> We will continue to follow you with an industrial point of view :
>> constraints we have on sustainability, standards, interoperability
>> with other models, conf. Management, development life-cycle,...
>>
>> We understand that this proposal is a first step. We wish to be active
>> in the specification of the future orientations.
>>
>> Can you add Thales as an interested party please ?
>>
>> JC Orhant
>> Thales
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> Dear Mr. Orhant,
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> Thank you for extending your support. We will soon add you as an
> interested party.
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> Regards,
> Nirmal
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